Kaley Cuoco has put herself in the middle of a dispute between CBS and Dish by appearing in an ad for the satellite TV provider. It's a brazen move that may cost the actress, who is a mainstay on CBS' hit series 'The Big Bang Theory.'
'Amazing! Watching live TV anywhere on the #Hopper looks pretty awesome! Now where can I find a tiny beer?' Cuoco tweeted, along with a link to the ad by Dish. It was immediately taken down once the media started inquiring about it, and her representatives have not commented about the ordeal.

The dispute between Dish and CBS centers on the use of ads during shows. Dish has released a new feature, the 'Auto Hop,' which allows users to watch recorded shows without any commercials. The feature costs channels like CBS, who rely upon the ads to pay for their work.

'We've reached out to several different celebrities and those with influence for sponsored tweets and so I think she's one of many folks. Our goal is to introduce our products and services to consumers. We find people that consumers are paying attention to,' Dish spokesman John Hall told TheWrap.com.

Cuoco and other celebrities have begun tweeting sponsored ads in order to make more money; with a following of 1.2 million people, the ads are likely doing their job and reaching a large audience.

CBS, ABC, Fox, and NBC are all suing Dish for the 'Auto Hopper'.